Rebates - multiple from same household?

[freality]

I'm planning on getting two Epic 4G's for my household on a family plan.

Does anyone have past experience w/ Sprint mail-in rebates if you can do more than one from the same home address (sometimes rebates limit one per household)?

TIA!

 

[Kindie75]

When my husband and I got the palm pre we both sent in rebate forms and they only approved us for one...I think that it shouldn't matter. That it should be for each phone.

 

[SebastianX]

When my husband and I got the palm pre we both sent in rebate forms and they only approved us for one...I think that it shouldn't matter. That it should be for each phone.

It's suppose to be one per phone, doesn't matter how many phones I'd contact Sprint about that although it might be too late. I got 3 phones about a year ago and got 2 rebates, although I had to switch a number off a phone and one of the rebates screwed up but I would have gotten three. To be honest from that day I'll never use a rebate ever again it's much easier to just get a phone from a 3rd party and let them handle it.

 

[Stoney62]

It's suppose to be one per phone, doesn't matter how many phones I'd contact Sprint about that although it might be too late. I got 3 phones about a year ago and got 2 rebates, although I had to switch a number off a phone and one of the rebates screwed up but I would have gotten three. To be honest from that day I'll never use a rebate ever again it's much easier to just get a phone from a 3rd party and let them handle it.

A couple years ago, I changed every phone for my family--3 HTC touchs and some other that had a smaller rebate. Had a total of $350 in mail-in rebates in addition to $350 in instant rebates for the 4 phones.